Lexington Community Says Farewell To A Pillar Of Faith

He was 50 years old.

Webfather norman fischer, a catholic priest who ministered to hundreds of lexingtonians from st.

Peter claver church and as chaplain at lexington catholic high.

Weba beloved priest known for his wide smile, selfless service and joyful life following jesus christ, father fischer died july 14, 2024, on his way to help others at a.

Tim parsons, the lead pastor at.

Web“he used his voice — not only serving the people of the diocese of lexington, but serving the church in the united states, and specifically, serving the black catholic.

Farewell to Local Pastor - Lexington Leader

Webas i conclude full time ministry as a pastor, i am humbled to be retiring from such a wonderful community:

He was on sabbatical while helping with a catholic heart workcamp in.

The lexington catholic collaborative and from the most historic.

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Webaccording to the catholic diocese of lexington, father norman died overnight.

Webfaith talked with father norman fischer, the first black/filipino priest in the diocese of lexington, ky. , after incidents in ferguson, mo. , and new york.

The lexington catholic community exists to be a welcoming spiritual home where faith is nourished by word.